Election Petition: Drama as Apapa-led group disgraced at court

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Apapa-led group disgraced at court for trying to disrupt the resumed hearing of the Peter Obi and LP’s Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting on Wednesday.

It started as the doors to the court room was opened for lawyers and others to access the courtroom.

According to Labour Party via its Twitter account wrote:

Rebel former Deputy National Chairman of Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa made true his threat to truncate the Presidential Election Tribunal by attempting to appear as representative of the @NgLabour at the ongoing hearing but was refused by the Tribunal. He was thoroughly disgraced.

However, justices arrived to commence the day’s proceedings and also refused to acknowledge the representation of the party aside the presidential candidate of the party, Peter Obi, who is present in court.

The Tribunal refused to take an appearance for the LP as acting National Chairman of the party, Lamidi Apapa.

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